9/17/1980 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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-7- Pauline: Swim or walk. That is a conservation right that you can traverse. Mr. Collins: If the local conservation can get overruled, you have to have a by- law. Pauline: Chet suggests moorings. Joe Reardon recommended that we come to you. It is up to the Harbor Master to say how many moorings. Air. Blakeman: I am for putting it in and seeing what the people want. Dick Terry: Decide among ourselves to bring this in. We can try to get together and have a consensus. Ken: People are buyinr, shallow water lots and trying to make deep water lots out of them. Richard: Moorings creates problems. Charlie: Chet said there was plenty of room. No problems in Jehu Pond. It may be more of a problem in Great River. This has been Chet's indication to us that he would prefer to see moorings. Mr. Collins: Suggests that they be limited to residents. Dick Terry: We should hold a public hearing. Mr. Blakeman: This shall be sponsored jointly with the Conservation Board and Plan- ning Board. Ken: Fine with us. Dick Terry: We can put it in the article and say sponsored by Conservation. We will hold a public hearing. Mr. Bl?keman: Is there is time schedule on this? Pauline: Every meeting we have, there are filings for one or two more docks. Richard: Suggest it not be at the Special Town meeting. Put it in for the annual town meeting. Charlie: That will give us time to get feed-in from Chet. Discussion on Mashpee River Corridor Mr. Blakeman : The only regret that I have is what is good enough for Mashpee River is good enough for all rivers. It appears to be working very well so far. g I would like to see same control on all other rivers in the Town of Mashpee. 'Richard : I don 't go along with that. The Mashpee River is in the Town of Mashpee. Pauline: 4'V id.ea was that it was the only river the began in town and ended in town Scenic River. ) Difk Terr.v: People did not want the State involved..